Maryland Enforcement Limits and Transparency (MELT) Act restricts aiding immigration enforcement and outlines consequences for violations.
The Maryland Enforcement Limits and Transparency (MELT) Act prohibits aiding immigration enforcement without a judicial warrant, except as required by law. It mandates that persons entering into a State procurement contract must not aid in immigration enforcement and must certify compliance. The Attorney General can bring actions to enforce the Act, and the Board of Public Works can void or decline to renew procurement contracts with violators.
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